The Stage 32 Videos: Theatre

Hello! My name is Sarah Tye, and I'm a recent graduate of Marymount Manhattan College's Musical Theatre program. Check out my website for more info: https://...

A group of amateurs decided to perform and improvise with the audience under an experimental theatre night in Cairo, It took them few days to decide on roles and stories. I was only moved to do this film because of how challenging it was to reflect the insights behind the performance although I wasn't quiet sure until I stepped into the editing myself. It was pretty improvised as well.

Winner of the Gold Award at the 2015 International Performing Arts Film Awards in 2015 from Jakarta, Indonesia. Semi-finalist in the Los Angeles Cinefest. A behind the scenes look at a production of the play Good Kids by Naomi Iizuka at the University of Iowa from the first reading on December 1st 2014 to the final run on February15th, 2015. Narrated by Allyson Malandra this documentary features rehearsal footage and in depth interviews with: Director: Alan MacVey Dramaturg: Lukas Brasherfons The Cast: (Alphabetically) Molly Elizabeth Brown Kit Grassi Christian Hahn Tyler Hendershot Morgan Jones Allyson Malandra Skyler Matthias Danny Peterson Alex Rinehart Caitlin Rose Julia Sears Taylor Edelle Stuart Special Thanks to Rachel Winfield and Amanda Harwood Additional audio and video work by Fred Norberg and Morgan Jones Written, Produced and Directed by Bill Albert

Do your weekly check in. It helps to share with an acting buddy or friend.

It is one of the most important books in literary history. Shakespeare’s First Folio brings together 36 of the playwrights dramas. The book goes under the hammer at Christie’s in New York 24 April. It’s estimated to fetch $4m to $6m. First Folio is currently exhibited by the Mills College in California but now the book is on show at Christie’s in London. ynuk.tv went to take and look and find out who might buy it!

Review from Broadway World: "Of the four Pevensie children, my favorite performance was a tie between Eleanor Rocha (Lucy) and Brandon Smith (Edmund). Both gave emotional, endearing performances, with both having the most fleshed-out storylines of all of the characters."

LEGENDS AND BRIDGE is "Feud" meets "End of the Rainbow." It's the imagined story of Joan Crawford inviting Bette Davis and Judy Garland to live with her to work on their comeback film. They agree all eager beaver until they see what project she has in mind. Toss in Tennessee Williams and a YOUNG boy toy and you got a card game filled with Hollywood backstabbing! For scripts and rights, please contact Black Box Theatre Publishing Company https://blackboxtheatrepublishing.com/legends_and_bridge

Trailer for the production of "The Wolves of Willoughby Chase' by by Joan Aiken and adapted for the stage by Russ Tunney. It is 1832. Wolves roam England, te...

Performer and writer of "A Voice" talks about the play and the forthcoming production at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Task: In your notebook, list 10 things you could buy your actor: new headshots, new reel, acting class, trip to Europe, cell phone, green screen, books... Pull images of your list and paste them in your notebook. (you will be amazed at how quickly these things come to you!) To purchase workbook: http://a.co/8OBT1pl

The term “Vein of Gold” is a term that I stole gladly from Julia Cameron (who stole it from director Martin Ritt) who wrote a book about getting in touch with your creative heart. It’s interesting to me how we can be “miscast” for years, because we don’t know who we are! Here is what Martin Ritt said to Julia Cameron about it, “All actors have a certain territory, a certain range they were born to play. I call that range their ‘vein of gold.’ If you cast an actor within that vein, he will always give you a brilliant performance. Of course, you can always cast an actor outside his vein of gold. If you do, the actor can use craft and technique to give you a very fine, a very creditable performance, but never a performance as brilliant as when he is working in his vein of gold.” The "Vein of Gold" is something that you already have! It is your own personal gold mine. It is the part of you that separates you from the other animals in the zoo. If you are a monkey, don’t try to be a tiger. All you have to do is uncover it from the debris of your life. Consider this an elaborate game of “Clue” you are playing with yourself (and other actors if you are doing it in a group). This is how you play the game: 1. list your 5 favorite films. 2. name your favorite childhood book here is mine for you to practice with! Ordinary People Men Don’t Leave Little Man Tate This Boy’s Life Amadeus Favorite Childhood book: The Giving Tree By Shel Silverstein A boy who has to grow up. The loveable loner. Man against the world. Misunderstood. A man who longs to be part of the normal world. Very deep questions. To purchase workbook: http://a.co/8OBT1pl